Water's Sacred Role and Crisis

This chapter explores the profound cultural and spiritual significance of water for indigenous peoples, particularly the Shinnecock Nation, while highlighting the global water crisis. It examines personal narratives from Flint, where residents face dire challenges due to contamination, underscoring the societal injustices connected to water access. The chapter calls for a major shift in perception and management of water, emphasizing its intrinsic value and the urgent need for protection.